if you guys like rambo boy, you should see his more popular twin brother 'weaponcollector'! he teahces everyone how to make knuckle dusters, lead weighted clubs and all sorts of dangerous toys for the children 
Survival air rifle, modified, sawn-off, easily packable
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Is it just me or what but if your in a genuine survival situation the chances are your gonna have a sawn off air rifle in your pocket arnt you.
if you guys like rambo boy, you should see his more popular twin brother 'weaponcollector'! he teahces everyone how to make knuckle dusters, lead weighted clubs and all sorts of dangerous toys for the children
Oh gawd...that guy!? He's been around for ages. Very questionable sort...He keeps cropping up every time I look for a review on an air pistol... The world needs more extreme right wing survivalist weirdos... On the other hand, I have been following Joerg Sprave, who's a maker of dangerous things but more of a genius without the inverted commas.
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But at least tatoos aren't as silly as baseball caps
Now your being silly Red.
Tattoo's seem to encourage chewed and oft grubby finger nails in men and a rather tawdry image in women, a baseball cap keeps my glasses (contact lenses these days) dry so serve a useful purpose. Only my humble opinion.
Thank you Spandit for your comment.
Still airgun talk, anyone got a little .177 for sale as I want to get my grandson shooting, smaller the better as he's only just 4 and a half.
Don't get a Weirauch 35 for the nipper, my nephew has one and every so often the safety sticks hard, when he pushes it off, the gun goes off. A common problem apparently.
No, just my personal prejudice (as opposed to yours
). I think baseball caps are aping American "yoof culture" and look absurd on English people - let alone mature ones. So many things can be seen as "mutilation"....ear piercing, depilation etc. If eye liner "mutilation" on a woman? Some have it tatood on.....
I don't mind body art...but I do mind silly hats
Don't have a small .177 sorry mate.....wait a few years and get him a nice .410!
Conventional wisdom dictates that if you want to poach animals on land where you don't have permission, you use a folding catapult that can be stuffed in a pocket.
"Honest, guv'ner, just out for a walk....."
Conventional wisdom is still correct. Also the consequences of being found with a Black Widow stuffed in your jacket would be far less problematic than a sawn off air rifle.
Of course, I would never endorse criminality..... unless you're really hungry
Oh I dunno, I think it is meant to give you some information about the knife's intended use. A bushcraft knife will ideally be optimised for wood carving, battoning and if a R.Mears copy have a nice square ground spine for firesteels. A fruit knife is for cutting fruit. A paring knife is for intricate peeling and cutting of foodstuffs.
A survival knife is for running into the woods wearing nothing but an over the shoulder knife sling and camo paint....... something I'm sure we all do regularly
The difference between poaching and not poaching is usually which side of the fence you are walking on and if the gun is in the bag. No need for short barrels.
No, just my personal prejudice (as opposed to yours
So many things can be seen as "mutilation"....ear piercing, depilation etc. If eye liner "mutilation" on a woman? Some have it tatood on.....
I don't mind body art...but I do mind silly hats
Don't have a small .177 sorry mate.....wait a few years and get him a nice .410!
Good enough for my future King, good enough for me
http://www.stylebistro.com/lookbook/Prince+William/PR-lVy-TtMy/angle/7LfQNr56dUL
They can't look worse than the sight of a mature chap in a skanky old jacket and leather bushcraft hat
I can live with ear piercing, eye liner, its not permanent. I nursed many an old fella who said they wished they'd never had the tattoo(s). Just my view, matters not in the scheme of things.
I've got a 410, another three or four years yet until he has a shot I think. I've got him pinging (with help) a little air pistol and he loves it. Thankfully his mom has no problem with guns. I've ordered him a wooden 'play' fort, arrives Friday, can't wait
Good enough for my future King, good enough for me
http://www.stylebistro.com/lookbook/Prince+William/PR-lVy-TtMy/angle/7LfQNr56dUL
They can't look worse than the sight of a mature chap in a skanky old jacket and leather bushcraft hat
A 5.11 cap no less. Good man
It's only survival if you don't cut yourself...
I always thought a rifle had a long barrel for a reason. I'd have though cutting it down would impair the performance - but then I have no knowledge of guns. However would I bow to the knowledge of that chap??? [and I've not even seen the vid yet]
Good enough for my future King, good enough for me
http://www.stylebistro.com/lookbook/Prince+William/PR-lVy-TtMy/angle/7LfQNr56dUL
They can't look worse than the sight of a mature chap in a skanky old jacket and leather bushcraft hat
Drat - I just sold one of those!
I sold it because the look is awful - even on a future King ... I much prefer a decent leather hat which keeps the rain not only out of your eyes but also from down your neck!
Good enough for my future King, good enough for me
http://www.stylebistro.com/lookbook/Prince+William/PR-lVy-TtMy/angle/7LfQNr56dUL
They can't look worse than the sight of a mature chap in a skanky old jacket and leather bushcraft hat
I can live with ear piercing, eye liner, its not permanent. I nursed many an old fella who said they wished they'd never had the tattoo(s). Just my view, matters not in the scheme of things.
I've got a 410, another three or four years yet until he has a shot I think. I've got him pinging (with help) a little air pistol and he loves it. Thankfully his mom has no problem with guns. I've ordered him a wooden 'play' fort, arrives Friday, can't wait
How do you get on with the 410 because a fellow allotmont holder tells me he used to use one to kill wood pidgeon at close range however most of the time the pathetic bird shot would bounce off their feathers and the bird would fly off relatively unharmed!
I also do not like shotguns for vermin work as they are like using a stick of dynamite to kill a small bird/rodent. I'll take my nicely tuned HW80 any day of the week although a .22 would be my preferred tool.
A .410 will kill a wood pigeon easily within its appropriate range.
It sounds to me as though your fellow allotment holder is a Walt - that "pathetic bird shot" is carrying about 600 ft lbs of energy at the muzzle - as opposed to the 12 ft lbs from an air rifle. Now the shot spreads, but even a quarter of that shot at thirty yards will be carrying far more enery than a pellet.
If its vermin control, you use the most efficient tool - Ed Cook demonstrated the efficiency of a .410 on an estate with a significant rabbit problem
As he puts it
Red
It sounds to me as though your fellow allotment holder is a Walt - that "pathetic bird shot" is carrying about 600 ft lbs of energy at the muzzle - as opposed to the 12 ft lbs from an air rifle. Now the shot spreads, but even a quarter of that shot at thirty yards will be carrying far more enery than a pellet.
If its vermin control, you use the most efficient tool - Ed Cook demonstrated the efficiency of a .410 on an estate with a significant rabbit problem
As he puts it
Red
To tell the truth, I can't get out much to kill anything other than a couple of rats that got finished with an air rifle recently but a .410 should dispatch a bird easy enough depending upon range, and as in Red's post are very effective against Mr Bunny. A lot of the local lads go bunny hunting near me and the .410 is popular and easier to own than a .22.
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